Showing posts with label wtf factor 12. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wtf factor 12. Show all posts

Monday, January 11, 2010

Horrible, horrible Star Wars Made in France

Strangely not Japanese, but I guess that's why it sucks so hard. The Japanese would have done this right!

Seriously. Don't watch this unless you really hate yourself.




SO F***ING BAAAAAAAD.

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Quantum entanglement: ghost imaging

Via Futurismic: "Ghost-imaging" is creating a picture of an object using light that never interacted with the object, but which is pared to light that did through quantum entanglement. This image here seems to have been taken with a camera aimed not at the toy solder, but at the light source shining light on the toy solder.

The next step will be the loadstone resonators from The Dark Materials trilogy. Oh, and THIS:
Dr. Deacon said he believes ghost-imaging may enable a satellite to be equipped with a detector that would be coupled with a second camera that would take images of the sun. That combination of technologies could generate ghost images of the Earth's surface, even if there are obstructing atmospheric conditions.

Friday, September 4, 2009

Galspanic carefully sets the trap for the wily Litcube...



Further research has shown me that the Kentucky Fried Chicken figurehead known as Colonel Sanders is actually involved in this movie.







(Galspanic hides in his camouflaged bunker and waits...)

Friday, July 3, 2009

50 Most Horrible Horrors walking the earth today

I think we've covered this territory pretty well, but here's a comprehensive round-up of the most awful monsters that God saw fit to place upon the earth to test our faith.

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Robogeisha.

I sometimes feel this 6th sense about what to avoid on The Internet. Like this, for instance. But then I always end up watching it anyway.


Wednesday, March 18, 2009

BSG meets the U.N.

Ronald D. Moore, Edward James Olmos, Mary McDonnell and David Eick gathered to discuss the direct correlation between Battlestar Galactica and the present day work at the United Nations. Whoopi "Guinan" Goldberg moderated the entire panel...

At one point the discussion lit a fire under the Admiral, and the talk of human rights turned personal for Edward James Olmos. The "Old Man" launched into a passionate speech about casting off the idea of race as a cultural determinant, and said we were one race, the human race. His voice echoed throughout the chamber growing louder until - I kid you not - he was yelling, "So Say We All," and the crowd answered right back.

Via io9

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

MP3 Inappropriateness

Looks like this is a shop that sells MP3s. In Japan!